Vanessa Britting Has Been Married to David Krumholtz since 2010 — Facts about Her Life & Career

Vanessa Britting, who came into the spotlight after her appearance on "Without A Trace," has been married to one of Hollywood's award-winning actors, David Krumholtz. But she is more than a wife and actress. Here is what we know about David Krumholtz's wife.

Vanessa Britting, David Krumholtz's wife, wears many hats. Interestingly, at 41, she is an actress, a real estate agent, a devoted wife, and a loving mother!

Indeed Britting has expertly managed every sphere of her life, whether it is her family or career. So let's delve into more interesting facts about her life and career!

WHO SHE IS - HER CAREER AND ACTING CAREER

Details online show that Krumholtz's beloved partner is a native of Rockaway, New Jersey. She was born on August 30, 1980, as Vanessa Almeda Goonan.

Her dad, Michael Goonan, was the leader of a band known as "X-Tiki's." Britting has always been family-oriented. She was close to her dad and grandparents.

The actress once revealed that her granddad had Alzheimer's. She also switched her surname for her grandmother's maiden name: Britting. But after marriage, she adopted her husband's name.

Since her breakout role in the 2002's crime series "Without a Trace," the actress has been a regular face on series. Her best-known appearances were in "Desperate Housewives" and "The Unit."

Britting, born a Virgo, is an intelligent woman equipped with impressive writing abilities. Amid being a writer, she also worked as a real estate professional.

The New-Jersey born practices her realtor business under Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty in New Jersey. A tour through her social media handles proves that Britting is dedicated to her job. It also displays her explicit and brilliant use of words while describing the properties listed.

Krumholtz's other half uses her social media as a marketing tool, but it is also an avenue for fans to catch a glimpse of her life behind the camera as a loving mother. Sometimes, Britting shares photos of her family, including her husband and their two kids, on Instagram and Facebook. There is also other information about her.

According to her Facebook page, the realtor studied at Morris Knolls High School before proceeding to Montclair University to study theater arts. She also lived in Teaneck, New Jersey, until 2015, when she moved to Wyckoff, NJ. Now, the family lives in Los Angeles.

HER HUSBAND

Krumholtz is a family man, as committed to his home as his wife, and also career-driven. Although he had a humble beginning—born into a Jewish family with parents who worked as a postal officer and dental assistant, Krumholtz has made a name for himself as an actor and comedian.

His roles in notable features include Mr. Universe in "Serenity" and Charlie Eppes in "Numb3rs." He also acted in the first two "The Santa Clause" film franchises. Two days ago, he announced that he would return as elf Bernard for the fourth installation of "The Santa Clauses."

Before he met his wife, the actor was already making waves in the industry. Details about their first meeting remain a secret, but the couple was not hasty to get married. However, one thing is sure, they were in love and have remained inseparable.

The duo dated for five years and was engaged for twenty-three months before hosting a wedding at The Plaza Hotel, New York, in 2010. Their wedding was conducted in the hotel's terrace room, with nearly two hundred guests in attendance. The guest list included family and friends.

The friends' makeup was Hollywood invitees like Seth Rogen and Jay Baruchel, who served as groomsmen. Krumholtz's fellow stars from "Numb3rs" also joined the harmonious ceremony. They were Judd Hirsch, Rob Morrow, and Peter MacNicol.

The event was decorated to suit a Midsummer Night's Dream theme. The couple's wedding planner, Michelle Rago, explained that "they wanted a classic Manhattan wedding." So she designed the room with mildly-colored floral decors, butterflies, and many candles.

Britting looked stunning as she strutted down to take her vows in an off-shoulder Rivini dress and an overlapping veil pinned behind her hair. The groom wore a two-piece black suit, framing his spotless white shirt.

Guests were treated to a show-off of an excellent love story as the newlyweds were given the dance floor until after midnight. Onlookers also enjoyed a three-course meal after sipping cocktails outside the reception room.

Rago, the wedding planner, could not help but notice how unified the couple seemed. "They're a perfect compliment to each other. You can tell they're old souls. They have incredible mutual respect and make all decisions as a couple. I predict they'll be married forever and ever," she said.

THEIR CHILDREN

Four years after their wedding at The Plaza Hotel, the couple welcomed their first child, Pemma Mae Krumholtz. Following her birth, the overjoyed father shared the news via his Twitter page, confirming his new status with the words "I am a parent."

In 2016, two years after the birth of their daughter, their son, and youngest child, Jonas Krumholtz, joined the pack, weighing 8lbs., 15 oz. He was born on December 7. As expected, the actor proudly shared that he was a boy's dad.

Despite having their hands full with work, Krumholtz and his beloved wife know how to juggle their careers and family life without causing friction. Also, they are waxing stronger in love, creating memories as parents while doing what they feel passionate about.